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A Plague Tale 2 is reportedly in development.
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Feature | Dicebreaker Recommends: Point Salad, a card game that will have you eating your greens
Extra portions.
Dicebreaker Recommends is a series of monthly board game, RPG and other tabletop recommendations from our friends at our sibling site, Dicebreaker.
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Monster Hunter World: Iceborne adds an even harder version of one of the game's toughest monsters
Temper temper.
Capcom debuted a new Monster Hunter World: Iceborne developer diary earlier today, which can mean only one thing: new content.
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Persona 5 Royal western release date leaks
UPDATE: Confirmed.
UPDATE: Sony has now confirmed the Persona 5 Royal western release date, which is indeed 31st March, 2020.
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Firewatch dev's Egyptian adventure In the Valley of Gods officially "on hold" at Valve
"It certainly feels like a project people can and may return to".
Two years ago, developer Campo Santo unveiled In the Valley of Gods, the highly anticipated follow-up to its acclaimed narrative adventure Firewatch. Since then, there's been little in the way of additional news, and now, Campo Santo has confirmed that the project, as was increasingly feared by fans, is officially "on hold".
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Rainbow Six Siege's final Year 4 season Operation Shifting Tides is out now
Adds two new Operators and more.
Ubisoft has brought an end to Rainbow Six Siege's fourth year with one last season update. It's called Operation Shifting Tides and it's out now on Xbox One, PS4, and PC.
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Valve cancelling orders for £4 Steam Controllers after it mistakenly sells too many
Blames "technical issue" during Steam sale.
Valve is cancelling orders for its heavily discounted Steam Controllers after it inadvertently sold too many during this year's Steam Autumn Sale.
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Red Dead Online's getting boozy with a Moonshiner role
There's a snake in ma bootleg.
At the end of a long day of trading, all I ever want to do is return to camp, put my feet up and have a strong drink. If you want boozing to be your day job, however, you'll soon be able to do that too - as Red Dead Online is introducing a new specialist role called the Moonshiner.
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Digital Foundry | Project xCloud tested: has Microsoft really delivered a portable Xbox One?
Can smartphone streaming come close to the local experience?
The smartphone is a unique device. Billions of them are in active use around the world, all of them are capable of internet access and all are equipped with video decoding capabilities - everything needed for streaming gameplay online. While it'll take time to completely solve the many challenges the technology has, the reality is that the smartphone can take cutting-edge games to people and places that consoles can't reach. That's the endgame with Microsoft's Project xCloud - to add a new way to play for the console gamers of today but with an eye towards explosive growth in new markets, delivering Xbox games on a global scale without the need for users to buy Microsoft hardware. Everyone owns a smartphone, right?
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Halo: Reach is making PC modders' lives a little easier
Mantle of Responsibility.
Today's the day - Halo: Reach, the first instalment in the Master Chief Collection PC port - unlocks at 6pm, and there's some good news for mod enthusiasts. While the collection doesn't launch with formal mod support, 343 Industries is letting players tinker with the campaign and custom modes.
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We've already seen Cyberpunk 2077's metro map thanks to the EGX 2018 trailer, but as anyone who's used the Tube knows, that's often a pretty distorted version of real geography. By pairing it with a snippet of the overhead map, however, you finally get an idea of what Night City actually looks like. Which is a compact version of GTA, apparently.
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Resident Evil 3 Remake cover art leaks ahead of official announcement
Xtra! Xtra! Read all about it!
Resident Evil 3 Remake cover art has leaked ahead of an official announcement from Capcom.
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Riot to pay out $10m as part of gender discrimination class action lawsuit settlement
Will affect all female employees from last 5 years.
Every female employee that has worked for League of Legends developer Riot Games in the last five years will receive payment from a proposed $10m USD settlement fund, following a class action lawsuit alleging "gender discrimination in pay and promotion, sexual harassment, and retaliation against women working at" the company.
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Feature | The hidden secrets of The Elder Scrolls 3: Morrowind
Secret skooma.
The Elder Scrolls is one of the most illustrious sagas in video game history, which is perhaps why Skyrim has been ported to everything short of a calculator over the last eight years. However, although Skyrim and its predecessor Oblivion are vast oceans containing a wealth of wonderfully intricate curios, their oft-overlooked older sibling Morrowind is a bottomless lake, its boundless depths plummeting into the territories of magic, secrecy, and the unknown.
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Star Citizen has now raised over $250m in crowdfunding
With a whopping $9.5m in November alone.
Star Citizen - the first ever space sim in danger of making itself irrelevant by not actually managing to come out before we all live in space - has now raised more than $250m USD in crowdfunding, according to figures from developer Cloud Imperium Games.
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Feature | Someone should make a game about: the nine times table
Case of the x.
Hello, and welcome to our new series which picks out interesting things that we'd love someone to make a game about.
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Lightning never strikes the same place twice - unless you're Arthur Morgan with Thor powers, that is. After tiny cowboys, nude ranchers and flying as an eagle, the latest in ridiculous Red Dead Redemption 2 PC modding is a tool which lets you rain lightning bolts on unsuspecting citizens.
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2K's workaround for Civ 6 Switch bug crashing games on brink of victory: declare war
"Its version of kicking the table over."
Civ 6 publisher 2K is investigating widespread reports the Nintendo Switch version of the strategy game is crashing just as players are about to win.
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The Witcher TV casting suggests intriguing book character will appear on screen
They're in the Aardback.
We know Ciri, Geralt's adopted ward, will play a large role in Netflix's The Witcher series when it premieres later this month. Now, a new casting report suggests an unexpected book plotline connected to her may be coming to the screen.
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Feature | Games of the Decade: Our favourite moments
SPOILERS!
To mark the end of the 2010s, we're celebrating 30 games that defined the last 10 years. You can find all the entries in the Games of the Decade archive, and read our thinking about it in an editor's blog. Meanwhile, here's a little something extra.
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The Legend of Zelda's Link and Master Sword come to Super Mario Maker 2 this week, on Thursday, 5th December.
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Photo mode, slideshow mode, fast pass mode, and "Black Code".
Square Enix has finally released more details about the upcoming Kingdom Hearts 3's Re:Mind DLC, including news that a new trailer for the DLC will release next month.
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1v1 and 3v3 modes are coming to Call of Duty: Modern Warfare's Gunfight
There's no planned roll out yet, though. Sorry.
Plans to offer Call of Duty: Modern Warfare's Gunfight in both a 1v1 and 3v3 mode are coming "at some point".
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Another day, another incredible rumour about Silent Hills, the horror game that just might've been the scariest ever made but, alas, never saw the light of day beyond its terrifying playable demo, P.T.
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"So please don't take notes today as we talk, mainly because I don't know how to make a video game."
Former Assassin's Creed developer Patrice Désilets has hit out at reviewers of his new game Ancestors: The Humankind Odyssey, insisting some critics "didn't play the game" because of the game's mediocre aggregate score on Metacritic.
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Cor blimey guvnor, Mario's next stop in Mario Kart Tour will be London
Hey look, kids. There's Big Ben, and there's Parliament.
Mario Kart Tour is coming to Blighty.
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Feature | Games of the Decade: Notable absences
Burnout! Advance Wars! TimeSplitters!
To mark the end of the 2010s, we're celebrating 30 games that defined the last 10 years. You can find all the entries in the Games of the Decade archive, and read our thinking about it in an editor's blog. Meanwhile, here's a little something extra.
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A photograph of the PlayStation 5 development kit has hit the internet.
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Feature | Games of the Decade: Papers, Please's immigration takedown is more powerful now than ever
Denial of service.
Lucas Pope's dystopian document thriller Papers, Please is, on the face of it, a puzzle game about catching people out, but I think it's actually a game about coping with being punched in the gut, over and over again, with the relentlessly regular beat of a bass saxhorn playing a slow march rhythm.
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Feature | Games of the Decade: Fez and the doors of perception
2D or not 2D?
To mark the end of the 2010s, we're celebrating 30 games that defined the last 10 years. This is the last entry - you can now find all the articles in the Games of the Decade archive, and read about our thinking about it in an editor's blog. Stay tuned for a couple more special articles tomorrow.
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